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68–69. It should be furnished with the three members, the crowning fillet (*uttara*), the fillet (*vājana*), and the entablature (*mushṭi-bandha*); t should be enriched with the assemblage of members beginning with the base, or with a straight wall (*rajju-bhiti*).